

After logging into the game, I opened the Graphics Media Accelerator panel in windows to see how much ram had been allocated to the graphics card and surprisingly enough, from 4 gb of system memory it raised the graphics cards base 32mb to a WHOPPING 103 mb. For Ex: I tried running a game such as Aion on the system with all the graphics within the game on Low, the graphics settings from the chipsets panel set to performance, + TuneUP utilities in the background forcing the system into turbo mode so as to free up as many resources as possible. Supposedly the laptop transfers memory usage depending on the applications run and tries to split the memory between graphics and system in order to balance things out.

El Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD (en ocasiones llamado tambin GMA X4500 HD u otras combinaciones) es un adaptador grfico integrado compatible con DirectX 10 en los chipset GM45, GE45 y GS45 de la plataforma Centrino 2 (Montevina). Its easier and gets you there with less stress.All latest drivers, all current versions. Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) 4500M. I suspect your machine will work just fine on Windows 7 final release if not soon after with many updated driver releases.

its really holding me back from pre-order Win7. Amazing! My rather long drawn out point here is that Windows 7 RC is still being baked and installation results are mixed for different machines. Not liked but to be expected. Is anyone else having this problem with the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500mhd This is the latest driver for Win7 RC 32bit that i have installed and with the old driver i got the message 'Display driver stopped responding and has successfully recovered' and it flashed for 5 sec. Custom Driver : Intel GMA 4500 M / MHD Extreme Plus 2 - by nIGHmAYOR Intel GMA 4500 MHD Extreme Plus (by nIGHTmAYOR) Full Name : Intel (R) Graphics Media Accelerator Family Aliases : Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD Driver for Windows 10 Version : 107.0.777. Everything worked on first boot including acess to networked computers and printers.

Finally I did a clean dual boot install on ASUS machine and it worked perfectly. In fact the aspect control was left out by Intel on the Windows 7 provided driver. The Windows 7 intall would not display with the correct aspect ratio on a 37" LCD display. This failed and I restored the system from an image backup. I also tried a clean install of Windows 7 on an ASUS P5QEM desktop. I upgraded to Windows 7 from Vista SP2 and it installed without a hitch and display and all other functions work perfectly. I don't know what Dell compter you are using, but I have a Dell XPS M1330 laptop.
